The Australian prime minister has criticised a Sydney baptist church for erecting a sign declaring that "Jesus Loves Osama".
A nod to import Mind.Reason
Another post about forgiveness and lack there of.
February 2007 Archives
Please take a look at the icon in the sidebar of this blog. Kind of interesting.
I haven't done one of these in quite some time and I found it while looking for something on Youtube.
They're mad, they're mad, they're really really mad. :)
Continue reading Animaniacs video - I’m mad.
I'm sure you've heard about it by now but Boston was held hostage by a number of electronic billboards places around the city.
Zebro gives us their take on the situation.
Boy I hope JFG coffee never comes to their city. :)
Continue reading Zebro on Boston's Aqua Teen Hunger Force Bomb Scare.
You know if you're going to steal, at least try to cover your tracks.
Read about it on engadget.
Tags: Dumb Crook News
...and I'm not getting into trouble. :)
Just for reference, I'm going to try to take this weekend off. I don't know how successful I'll be but I'm going to try.
JKRowling.com has recently been updated with news that Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, the seventh and final book in the series, will be released on July 21st, 2007, one week after the fifth movie hits theaters.
The hardcover will sell for $34.99 with the deluxe edition fetching $65.00. These high prices could mean the book will be longer than any of the previous six.
Get ready for the kids to go through withdrawal soon afterwards. There will be no more!
I wonder if Nosy has seen these pictures yet. ;)
Daniel Radcliffe's been working out, getting ready for his nude scenes in the play "Equus" in London. The 17-year-old actor posed without his shirt and glasses for a series of sexy shots to plug the show that opens Feb. 27.
Not only will the "Potter" star appear on stage nude, but he will have a sex scene in the dramatic play.
He's only 17. Do you think he would get away with it here in the States?
Tags: Daniel Radcliffe, Harry Potter, British Theater, Naked
BOSTON -- Researchers think scented oils that are found in some shampoos, soaps and lotions can cause temporary breast growth in young boys, but only in rare cases.
A preliminary study released Wednesday said the oils appeared to disrupt the boys' hormonal balance.
The federally funded study comes from the University of Colorado and the National Institutes of Health and is reported in the latest edition of the New England Journal of Medicine.
Three boys, ages 4, 7 and 10, developed the condition while using products containing lavender and tea tree oils. All three were normal again when they stopped using the product with the natural oils.
Hormone experts advised parents to consider the possible risk. But because the condition appears to be rare and temporary, they're not suggesting a ban on sales.
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